10) Which statement about Old World monkey evolution is not currently supported? a) Fully modern bilophodont molars first appear in Victoriapithecus b) Modern monkeys have reverted back to the ancestral Y-5 molar pattern c) Old World monkeys became more diverse than apes in the late Miocene d) Ape diversity decreased due to direct competition with Old World monkeys
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